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Originally Posted by Ashley2
(Post 1854072)
This is not a factory fitted cab but its from a ALL approved body builder. In this case I believe its from ACCL.
The doors, body side outers and even the rear panels are lifted from Cargo cabs. This is cleverly merged with the existing FES. |
AL offers 4921 in both "Cowl Chassis" as well as "Cab Chassis" versions. And i believe, this cabin is fitted from ALL itself, unlike cowl chassis where the customer gets it locally built. Moreover ACCL who supplies this cabin is an associate company of AL. That is why we find cargo cab parts like door, rear panels etc on it.
All FES & Cowls fitted on AL chassis at their factory are sourced from the like of ACCL, Krishna Fab, Prabha Engg etc.
Here is another pic of the same product offered in SriLanka market.
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Originally Posted by Ashley2
(Post 1836530)
A brand new AL - 4019 32Cu.M bulker with a NewGen Cab, making its maiden trip. |
A brand new AL 4019, ABS fitted Cowl Chassis.
OMG:Shockked: Any idea as to what happened to that Tata Prima truck?
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Originally Posted by Transsenger
(Post 1854210)
AL offers 4921 in both "Cowl Chassis" as well as "Cab Chassis" versions. And i believe, this cabin is fitted from ALL itself, unlike cowl chassis where the customer gets it locally built. Moreover ACCL who supplies this cabin is an associate company of AL. That is why we find cargo cab parts like door, rear panels etc on it.
All FES & Cowls fitted on AL chassis at their factory are sourced from the like of ACCL, Krishna Fab, Prabha Engg etc.
Here is another pic of the same product offered in SriLanka market. |
Not only 4921 all the FES models are available with Cab Chassis options. There are two types of Cabs as options apart from the standard OE fitted cargo cabs. These cabs are not fitted in the AL and are fitted only in the respective body builders - Prabha Engineers, Kailash, ACCL and then given back to AL RSO's and then sold to customers directly.
Cab from ACCL is mostly fitted only in haulage models and cab from Prabha and kailash are used in Tippers and Haulage models.
I believe the warranty for the Cargo cab is different from these fabricated cabs.
Cargo Cab
Cab from Prabha Engineers, Kailash.
![The Heavy Trucks thread-slide57.jpg](https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attachments/commercial-vehicles/337126d1692730116t-heavy-trucks-thread-slide57.jpg)
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Originally Posted by Ashley2
(Post 1854117)
A newly launched Prima range of tippers - 3138.
Application: Deep mining operations.
Engine : 380 HP,BS3 complaint .
wheels : 12-24".
RR axle : Heavy duty boggie suspension.
Surprisingly they were not driven and been carried in a trailor(seems to be a common sight now a days).
I believe if it was driven it would have escaped from that minor accident.:Frustrati Attachment 336888 Attachment 336889 Attachment 336890 Attachment 336891 |
Yeah, it's sad to see a new truck all scratched up. I will say that the Prima trucks do happen to look rather nice though they won't be winning any pageants any time soon.
Ho.. that is a sad sight to see a brand new prima.
I may be stupid asking this question, are those front tyres deflated to prevent rolling.stupid:
Tata 2518 Rock body Tipper
![The Heavy Trucks thread-tml.jpg](https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attachments/commercial-vehicles/345466d1692741241t-heavy-trucks-thread-tml.jpg)
@ ashley2 , that sight of those tata 2518 tippers looks awesome ! its so rugged , still atleast 210 bhp should have been decent for those beasts !
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Originally Posted by quattroa4
(Post 1897412)
@ ashley2 , that sight of those tata 2518 tippers looks awesome ! its so rugged , still atleast 210 bhp should have been decent for those beasts ! |
210 BHP requires a bigger gearbox as in Tata 4921 which was fitted with imported Eaton gearbox and axle. The model wasn't successful due to high price and had to be discontinued. The new ..18 series has a desi gearbox and has replaced the ..21 series.
The new Toyota Hino trucks just looks like MAN trucks. I saw 3 trucks till now in Bangalore. A road construction firm has taken it. Also saw thier dealership near Innovative Film city in Bidadi.
Spotted twice, an Ashok Leyland truck with 4 axles - 2 up front, and 2 rear. But this was NOT a tractor-trailer setup. More like the Hercules that is featured at the start of this thread. Both instances were of trucks in use by VRL, so these are not export specific models.
I was not able to spot the model number. Does any one have details of this model ?
The Prima tipper in the previous page looks fabulous. The damage is nothing too major, and it tells me that the front panel is nice and modular for cheaper spares.
Thanks AshLey for sharing the pictures, appreciate it.
The Prima looks nice and world class.
BTW are those projection lamps in the headlight assembly ?
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